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‘There’s no space for anyone’: life inside Khan Yunis
We spoke to filmmaker Yousef Hammash, who also works for the Norwegian Refugee Council, on what life is like in Khan Yunis
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UN school reportedly bombed in Gaza – as hostage families march in Israel
Patients, staff and displaced people have been streaming out of Gaza’s biggest hospital, leaving behind a few doctors to care for the patients who can’t be moved.
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Documentary pays tribute to late British photographer Tish Murtha
She shot in black and white, to better capture the lives of people living on the edge of destitution in north east England: now a new documentary pays tribute to the life and work of the late photographer Tish Murtha.
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What’s the future for Benjamin Netanyahu?
Israel’s opposition leader Yair Lapid has declared that the country has lost faith in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu – declaring he “must go now”.
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‘NHS England need to take mental health services seriously’, says health policy analyst
We spoke to the health policy analyst Roy Lilley, a former vice chair of West Surrey and North East Hampshire Health Authority.
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Families call for public enquiry as NHS Trust admits failures over deaths
The families and former patients of a mental health unit in Teesside say they were left without support when it was forced to shut down over safety concerns.
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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs denies rape and abuse allegations from ex-partner
A female singer has accused the rap artist Sean Diddy Combs of rape and sex trafficking.
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Rishi Sunak has denied ‘tinkering’ with Rwanda plan amid scathing criticism by Suella Braverman
Rishi Sunak has denied ‘tinkering’ with the Government’s plans to remove illegal migrants to Rwanda – amid scathing criticism by his sacked Home Secretary Suella Braverman.
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Gaza escapee: People there feel ‘whole world is against them’
Last week we spoke to Irish national Ibrahim Alagha – who was stuck in Gaza. We caught up with him again earlier today after he managed to escape – he is now in Egypt waiting for a flight back to Ireland.
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Israel to allow fuel into Gaza to improve ‘diplomatic manoeuvrability’ in military operation
Our foreign affairs correspondent Secunder Kermani joins us from Tel Aviv.
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Israel approves two lorries of fuel a day for Gaza as UN warns of starvation risk
Israel has said it will allow fuel tankers into Gaza to supply UN aid workers and communication networks, while charities warned that two million people in the enclave were still at risk of hunger and dehydration.
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Caster Semenya on gender fairness in athletics and what being a woman means to her
Olympic gold medallist Caster Semenya tells Krishnan Guru-Murhy about her experiences as an athlete with a difference in sex development, her tumultuous journey to the top of the athletics world, and what being a woman means to her, in this episode of Ways to Change the World.
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China US talks: Biden and Xi hail ‘substantial progress’
President Biden has hailed what he called “substantial progress” after four hours of talks with China’s leader Xi Jinping, on the fringes of a global trade summit in San Francisco.
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Debate: Why have Black and Ethnic minority domestic violence victims been failed by authorities?
Black and ethnic minority women who are victims of domestic violence are being failed by the authorities – and that’s contributing to them losing their lives.
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‘Lives could be at risk’ if large parts of Port Talbot plant rapidly closed, says Wales FM
Unions are due to meet steel bosses tomorrow as they try to avert thousands of job losses at the UK’s largest steelworks.